Hi
First question - Is 28 too old to do a post -bacc?
I am lawyer. The two main reasons I want to go into medicine are 1) I want a career that is very demanding and a career that I can devote myself to helping people. Also, I've always been a very driven person, and having a "successful career" is important to me. Also, I must admit I am not cut out for law. I know someone might say that I can find a job that satisfies the above mentioned reasons I want to go into medicine in law, but it really is not easy, I've looked around. 2) I've always been interested in medicine. Ever since I was a kid I was fascinated with the decision making and types of cases doctors deal with. But, to be honest, I don't know much about what it is really like. I'm sure I am suffering from a bit of the grass is greener stuff.
Are these the wrong reasons to go into medicine?
Also, do I even have a shot a post -bacc? My grades are not great at all. I really turned it around in law school and during my working career so far.
First question - Is 28 too old to do a post -bacc?
I am lawyer. The two main reasons I want to go into medicine are 1) I want a career that is very demanding and a career that I can devote myself to helping people. Also, I've always been a very driven person, and having a "successful career" is important to me. Also, I must admit I am not cut out for law. I know someone might say that I can find a job that satisfies the above mentioned reasons I want to go into medicine in law, but it really is not easy, I've looked around. 2) I've always been interested in medicine. Ever since I was a kid I was fascinated with the decision making and types of cases doctors deal with. But, to be honest, I don't know much about what it is really like. I'm sure I am suffering from a bit of the grass is greener stuff.
Are these the wrong reasons to go into medicine?
Also, do I even have a shot a post -bacc? My grades are not great at all. I really turned it around in law school and during my working career so far.